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He's back to claim his family...
But can Beth trust him with her heart?
GP Beth Andrews has a wonderful job at The Larches Practice and a baby girl she adores. The only thing missing is her husband! Now Callum O'Neill is back and he's stunned and delighted to discover he has a much-wanted child. He's determined to renew his marriage with Beth, but can she trust that this time he'll stay forever?
167 pages, Kindle Edition
Published May 30, 2019
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Jennifer Taylor
497 books22 followersJennifer Taylor is a British author of more than 50 medical romance novels published by Mills & Boon since 1988. A former chartered librarian and researcher, she lives in northwest England with her husband and dog, enjoying reading and travel.
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April 17, 2018
I love the medical line from Harlequin, they are heart-warming, moving and emotional stories with a sensual pull and heroes and heroines that are rich in character and very easy to love and this one ticks all of those boxes, I practically inhaled this one, a second chance romance that left me feeling very happy as I am sure it will anyone who reads it and I do recommend that you read it. I loved the setting a small town in The Dales filled with fabulous characters that all add to the story.
Beth Andrews is a GP at the Larches Practice she has a beautiful daughter Beatrix and she is single and quite content with her life that is until her ex-husband arrives on the scene Callum O’Neill, is yet to meet his daughter and that is why he is here. Beth has never gotten over the way Callum left she thought they were very happy they were trying to have a baby and things weren’t working out and he left, when Beth realized she was pregnant she wrote a letter but he never acknowledged it, Beatrix is ten months old now and a lot of things have changed, but has she stopped loving him?
Callum is a doctor he grew up without love from his parents and when old enough travelled he has done a lot of work with aid agencies in Africa and that had taken his time that is until he met Beth and fell head over heels in love with her, they married settled into working together at The Larches and Beth wanted a baby, Callum was a bit unsure about that but was happy with the idea, that is until they weren’t succeeding and he felt Beth needed to let go and he left and divorced her. A year later he finally received the letter she sent and rushed back to meet his daughter and to try and win back the love of his life he she lets him.
This really is such a beautiful story, trying so hard to have a baby pushed them apart and now gorgeous little Beatrix will pull them together neither had ever stopped loving each other there was a lot of misunderstanding and thinking they were doing the right thing instead of talking but now Beth is so untrusting of Callum and he had a lot of convincing to show her his true love, they are so good together. I loved this story, there are so many emotions happening MS Taylor has written a keeper, one that I highly recommend.
I am very saddened that MS Taylor has passed away and this is her last book and a fabulous story it is, her stories will always be there to read and re-read she has left a lot of happiness in this world.
Beth Andrews is a GP at the Larches Practice she has a beautiful daughter Beatrix and she is single and quite content with her life that is until her ex-husband arrives on the scene Callum O’Neill, is yet to meet his daughter and that is why he is here. Beth has never gotten over the way Callum left she thought they were very happy they were trying to have a baby and things weren’t working out and he left, when Beth realized she was pregnant she wrote a letter but he never acknowledged it, Beatrix is ten months old now and a lot of things have changed, but has she stopped loving him?
Callum is a doctor he grew up without love from his parents and when old enough travelled he has done a lot of work with aid agencies in Africa and that had taken his time that is until he met Beth and fell head over heels in love with her, they married settled into working together at The Larches and Beth wanted a baby, Callum was a bit unsure about that but was happy with the idea, that is until they weren’t succeeding and he felt Beth needed to let go and he left and divorced her. A year later he finally received the letter she sent and rushed back to meet his daughter and to try and win back the love of his life he she lets him.
This really is such a beautiful story, trying so hard to have a baby pushed them apart and now gorgeous little Beatrix will pull them together neither had ever stopped loving each other there was a lot of misunderstanding and thinking they were doing the right thing instead of talking but now Beth is so untrusting of Callum and he had a lot of convincing to show her his true love, they are so good together. I loved this story, there are so many emotions happening MS Taylor has written a keeper, one that I highly recommend.
I am very saddened that MS Taylor has passed away and this is her last book and a fabulous story it is, her stories will always be there to read and re-read she has left a lot of happiness in this world.
August 16, 2018
Good grief
I have never wanted to slap a person upside the head so bad as when I was reading this story. Both the H and h were morons. Their thoughts throughout the book made me want to watch paint dry instead of reading the book. He divorced his wife a year ago because she was so depressed about not being able to conceive that he decided leaving her was the best thing to do so she could stop trying to get pregnant. This guy has a doctorate??? He was so stupid to think that divorcing her would help her. He broke her freaking heart. Then of course the 'one last time's scenario produced a miracle baby. She wrote him a year ago but he didn't get it since he was in the wilds of Africa. Once he got it, he hurried home and there starts the tale of the conflicting thoughts. We were inside their head so much I felt like I was their frontal lobe and I really wanted to lobotomize myself!!! Just too much back and forth and they both were just idiots. I almost dnf'd it but I soldiered on and finished it. The epilogue was cute but I don't believe for a minute that they will live happily ever after. Unless they got a lobotomy of course.
I have never wanted to slap a person upside the head so bad as when I was reading this story. Both the H and h were morons. Their thoughts throughout the book made me want to watch paint dry instead of reading the book. He divorced his wife a year ago because she was so depressed about not being able to conceive that he decided leaving her was the best thing to do so she could stop trying to get pregnant. This guy has a doctorate??? He was so stupid to think that divorcing her would help her. He broke her freaking heart. Then of course the 'one last time's scenario produced a miracle baby. She wrote him a year ago but he didn't get it since he was in the wilds of Africa. Once he got it, he hurried home and there starts the tale of the conflicting thoughts. We were inside their head so much I felt like I was their frontal lobe and I really wanted to lobotomize myself!!! Just too much back and forth and they both were just idiots. I almost dnf'd it but I soldiered on and finished it. The epilogue was cute but I don't believe for a minute that they will live happily ever after. Unless they got a lobotomy of course.
April 9, 2023
Good book enjoyed it. The characters were well written.
April 12, 2018
3.5 Star Review Posted at HarlequinJunkie.com
When Callum O’Neill learns that he has a daughter, he rushes home to get to know his child. However, there’s one thing standing in his way and that’s the woman he’s always loved, Beth Andrews. Certainly, she doesn’t make things easy, especially when he’s already let her down once when they were going through tough times during their marriage. Will Callum be able to win Beth over, or will their second chance at happy ever after never happen? Read More
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January 24, 2019Very good read. Enjoyed this book
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